Because I didn't pay the property fee for dancing in the community! Be sued. Got it.

Square dance disturbing people is a phenomenon in many communities. You can reflect this problem to the property management company, or to the environmental protection bureau or the community neighborhood Committee. Property companies are not law enforcement agencies. They can communicate and negotiate with the owners who organize the square dance, or they can reflect this problem to the relevant departments. However, they cannot violently expel and confiscate square dance equipment. Owners should not fail to pay property fees on the grounds of dancing in the community. This is not correct. I suggest that if the property management company and the owners of dancing in your community really can't communicate and negotiate, we can organize more injured owners and relevant departments to deal with the square dance problem together, so that government departments and property management companies can come forward to solve it together. What you have to do now is to pay the property fee quickly and let the property company drop the lawsuit.